Property-based Testing with Fast-check in TypeScript (Audio Only)

Monitoring SSL with Python (Audio Only)

Having your website’s TLS/SSL certificate expire is not a good thing. Sometimes you might not pay enough attention and could miss a renewal deadline causing a lot of trouble for yourself and your users. It’s even worse if you have a lot of websites to manage as a hobby or in a professional setting. Jae Lo Presti had a similar challenge. In this short TechWeeklies session, Jae takes you through the different solutions she considered, and why she decided to create her own solution in the end. The talk also includes a walkthrough of Jae’s fast and easy-to-deploy solution using vanilla Python that works correctly for the requirement. Presenter: Jae Lo Presti works as a software developer in Helsinki and is an active open-source contributor in her spare time.

Property-based Testing with Fast-check in TypeScript (Audio Only)

Property-based testing is for people who do not like to write unit tests. Instead of providing examples, you provide a fact that should hold true for any possible input, and let the test framework, fast-check in this case, generate random inputs for you.   In this live demo session, Jan shows how to use this for even more complex UI testing with a TodoMVC that uses React Hooks.     Presenter: Jan van Brügge

Setting up a DevSec culture in the wild (Audio Only)

Many developers are interested in Security. Yet, they often seem to struggle to get security efforts into their product roadmaps. With security and development silos still very much present in the organisations, where do we start?   Worry no more! Luisa Emme has 3 tips for you that she shares in this talk, with some stories and anecdotes from her past experiences.   They have not only proven effective in introducing Developer-Driven Security in agile teams, but also been successful in influencing a DevSec culture in medium sized organisations.   Presenter: Luisa Emme

Adventures in Laziness - Solving FizzBuzz without checking x/y (Audio Only)

While many languages support laziness in some form, be it by explicit data types or generators, it is not one of the best understood features. In this live coding session, Jan shows you how to solve FizzBuzz using laziness and without any "x divides y" checks – first using Haskell, which is lazy by default, and then we will adapt the solution to work in other languages.   Presenter: Jan van Brügge

Eleventy + Ghost + Netlify Functions: A case study of building a personal website (Audio Only)

Juha-Matti Santala's (Juhis) personal website was built with Eleventy. And over time, he has added functionality and workflow improvements with Ghost Headless CMS and serverless Netlify Functions. It's as messy as real-life side-projects come and in this session he shares the details of the techstack, flow, and observations from using these different tools together to build a fast static website with an enjoyable blog-writing experience.   Presenter: Juha-Matti Santala